The mean is the average value of the set. It is computed by adding all of the elements of the set, and then dividing that sum by the number of the items in the set.
The median is the central, or middle, value in the set. It is computed by sorting the set and picking out the middle item or, if the number of items in the set is even, then by computing the mean of the middle two items.
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The mode is the most probable value of the set. It is computed by plotting a distribution of the frequency of occurrence of each value in the set, and selecting the value, or values, with the highest occurrence in the set.
Measures of the center.
# Mean # Median # Mode
Mean, Median and Mode.
The commonest three are the mode, median and mean.
Measures of central tendency are the mean, median, range, mode ect.
Measures of the center.
measures of the center
Perhaps I have some difficulty understanding your question. The mean, median and mode are measures of the center of data or measures of centrality.
# Mean # Median # Mode
Mean median and mode
Of these three, the median is most resistant.
Mean, Median and Mode.
they are all measures of central tendency.
The commonest three are the mode, median and mean.
They are measures of location [of a distribution].
They are measures of location [of a distribution].
They are statistical measures of the central tendency of a variable.